2015 NFL Mock Draft: Amari Cooper heading to Raiders

Miami (FLA.). Denzel Perryman. 19. player. 16. <p>The Buffalo Bills have a dominant front, leading the league in sacks last season, and a very good young secondary. One of the weakest spots on what is a strong defensive unit in Buffalo is the linebacker position. They could fill that need in the first round.</p> <p>A four year senior at Miami, Denzel Perryman has drawn many comparisons to former Hurricane great and future NFL Hall of Famer, Ray Lewis. He doesn’t have the same size as Lewis, however, Perryman has great instincts and awareness and knows how to fill the holes correctly.</p> <p>Perryman, who is best fit to play inside linebacker in the NFL, will be a great running mate for linebacker Kiko Alonso. The two of them together could give Buffalo a very strong group in the middle of the defense.</p> <p>In the NFL, inside linebacker is one of the more important positions to have. If selected, the Bills would have done a good job filling out all the necessary holes. The only thing missing will be a quarterback.</p>. Linebacker

Cornerback. Florida State. P.J. Williams. 20. player. 54. <p>For the second straight season the Philadelphia Eagles finished in the bottom two in terms of pass defense. This is not a good sign moving forward as Odell Beckham Jr. is emerging; Dallas has Dez Bryant and the Redskins have DeSean Jackson.</p> <p>At first it would make sense for the Eagle to look at Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, the cornerback from Oregon. However, Ekpre-Olomu suffered a severe knee injury late in the season, which is bound to hurt his draft stock. (don’t be surprised if the Eagles invest a late-round pick in him)</p> <p>One player that could be a potential fit for Philly is Florida State’s P.J. Williams. Just two years ago Williams was crowned the defensive MVP during the BCS National Championship.</p> <p>Despite a junior season which was hindered by injury, Williams set of speed and physicality makes him a potential first round pick.</p>